Master-Messe vom 25./26. November 2015, Zürich-Oerlikon

Kennen Sie Ihre vielfältigen Aus- und Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten auf Master-Stufe?
Möchten Sie wissen, welcher MBA am besten zu Ihnen passt?
 
Dann besuchen Sie die Master-Messe vom 25./26. November 2015, in der StageOne Event and Convention Hall in Zürich-Oerlikon und verschaffen Sie sich einen Überblick über mehr als 400 Master-Studiengänge/MBAs von rund 30 Fachhochschulen, Universitäten und Business Schools.
 
Liste der Aussteller
 
Mit spannenden Expertenvorträgen, Präsentationen von Studiengangverantwortlichen, kostenlosen Studien- & Laufbahnberatungsgesprächen und vielem mehr bietet die Master-Messe zudem ein spannendes Rahmenprogramm.
 
Vortragsprogramm
 
Registrieren Sie sich bis Mittwoch, 18. November 2015 und Sie erhalten einen kostenlosen 2-Tagespass für die Master-Messe zugesendet.
Bei einer Registrierung vor Ort wird ein Unkostenbeitrag von CHF 10.00.- erhoben.
 
Jetzt kostenlos registrieren: www.master-messe.ch
 
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Rigi-Workshop for Young Scientists 2016

Want advice on how to de- and re-construct the smallest living cells to engineer modified nanomachines, rewire pathways and build synthetic genomes from scratch?

...then we warmly invite you to come to the workshop «Big answers from small packages: systems and synthetic biology of microbes».

Bacteria and other microbes are among the simplest biological systems known and serve as powerful platforms to engineer synthetic cells. We have surgically removed and refactored their genetic modules into networks, switches and circuits; we have dug in their deepest past, we illuminated their insides with bolts of lightning and we engage in chemical (antibiotic) warfare with them. What other knowledge is needed to design, manufacture and/or tame a living cell?

Leading scientists will talk about phylogenomics of bacteria and organelles (Matthias Horn, University of Vienna), phenotypic landscapes and chemical profiling (Nassos Typas, EMBL Heidelberg), high-throughput live-cell imaging (Thierry Doan, CNRS Marseille), dark and synthetic metabolism (Tobias Erb, University of Marburg), synthetic selection networks (Morten Sommer, Technical University of Denmark), designer genomes (Tom Ellis, Imperial College London) and synthetic pathway engineering in bio-technology (Jutta Heim, Evolva SA).

Please find all details in the attached flyer and on our webpage.
Registration is open until October 15, 2015. Registration fee (due only after admission to the workshop) is CHF 150.-

Kind regards

Prof. Dr. Patrick Viollier, Institute of Genetics & Genomics, University of Geneva
Prof. Dr. Bear Christen, Institute of Molecular Systems Biology, ETH Zürich
Dr. Pia Stieger, Dr. Christoph Lüthi, Platform Biology, SCNAT

Christoph Lüthi
Platform Biologie
Haus der Akademien
SCNAT
Laupenstrasse 7
CH-3007 Bern
SWITZERLAND

Tel.: +41 31 306 93 37
E-mail:
Internet: www.naturwissenschaften.ch

ChemPlusChem: Supports Early Career Researchers

ChemPlusChem is a top-quality journal focused on multidisciplinary research and its importance is growing within the international chemistry community. A recent hot article on polyoxometalates as water reduction catalysts by Greta R. Patzke and co-workers contributes to the journal’s Early Career Series, which promotes up-and-coming researchers.

Article «Nickel-Containing Keggin-Type Polyoxometalates as Hydrogen Evolution Catalysts: Photochemical Structure–Activity Relationships» on ChemPlusChem

More Details to the Early Career Series

David Spichiger, SCS
26.08.2015

Tips for Your Poster and Your Presentation

Author: Richard Threlfall
Published Date: 16 Juli 2014
Copyright: Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA

Engaging Posters and Presentations

Making scientific posters and presentations engaging for an audience can be a challenge. If your main subject matter is basically a big bunch of data then how on earth do you make an exciting story out of what looks to most people like a jumble of numbers and structures? 
Realising that people want to hear your story as well as that of your data can go a long way to helping you make that all-important personal connection to your audience. Therefore, starting with posters and moving on to giving talks, this collection of tips aims to get you thinking about the scientific as well as the human aspects of what really goes on at conferences so that you can get maximum impact from your time in the spotlight.

Read the full article on www.chemistryviews.org

David Spichiger, SCS
09.03.2015